Mary Calder Golf Club

I’ve played dozens of golf courses around the country. The best I can say about this course is the weather was very nice and the people working there were friendly. Just getting to Mary Calder took me past a chemical factory and International Paper factory, with an active freight car railroad in between. The course is in the middle. The dirt road to the clubhouse was 10 mph with potholes galore. The course was flat, the cabbage patch grass. This is only a 9 hole course with max distance less than 3000 yards. Again, nice weather was a positive and people were friendly.

an easy track in reasonably good shape. greens weren't perfect but still puttable. Pro shop folks were very friendly and helpful. added bonus: cheap beer!

Greens rolled smooth. Lotta recent rain but fairways were mowed, good tee boxes. Nice layout.

Don’t know why you would book a tee time when it means nothing at this course. We booked a few days prior for a 9:30 tee time and arrived at 9:00 on the day of. We were told they were very busy in the morning so they had no carts left. We were given the option to walk (in 95 degree heat) or wait until 11:30 when there would be more carts coming available. This is absolutely ridiculous when we had a booked tee time. I was told we could get the money back for the booking fee, but GolfNow says we cannot.

For a nine hole course that dates way back, this is a gem for sure. Greens were impeccable. Easy going atmosphere. Pleasantly surprised

My first time here it was close to the hotel I was staying at. Had a wonderful time the people were really nice. I will be back

Thank you

THE GREEN ARE BETTER THAN THEY EVER HAVE BEEN, BUT STILL NEED A LITTLE MORE WORK.